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Mac OS Tricks

Remember to Enable Text Message Forwarding When You Get a New Mac or iPad

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You’ve long had text messages forwarding from your iPhone to your Mac and iPad, but after you get a new device, it might be a while before you realize that […]

Stop Snoops with Private Browsing and by Clearing Your Web Browsing History

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With so many of us working at home these days, it’s worth remembering that spouses, children, and housemates may have easy physical access to your Mac. And, particularly if you […]

Rename Bluetooth Devices for Easy Management

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It’s all too easy to end up with a boatload of Bluetooth devices connected to your Mac. Apple devices will likely have sensible names, like Magic Mouse 2, but what […]

Did You Know You Can Close a Mac Laptop When It Has an External Display?

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We wanted to make sure that those of you who work on a Mac laptop with an external display know that you can close your laptop’s screen and keep working. […]

Are You Making the Most of the Touch Bar on Your MacBook Pro?

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In 2016, Apple introduced the Touch Bar with the MacBook Pro. It’s a long, thin display above the number keys on the keyboard that shows a variety of buttons and […]

Where Did Your Scroll Bars Go? Use This Setting to Ensure They Show

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On the Mac, scroll bars are essential for both orienting yourself and navigating within a Web page or document window. But they may not appear unless you hover the pointer […]

How to Choose the Best Uninterruptible Power Supply for Your Needs

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With so many people working from home, lots of attention has been dedicated to making sure everyone has a functional computer, a reasonably ergonomic workspace, and a decent videoconferencing setup. […]

Your Time Machine Drive Just Filled Up. What Should You Do?

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It’s inevitable—your Time Machine backup drive is going to fill up. Time Machine is smart about backing up only files that have changed, but after months or years of usage, […]

Do You Know What the Scroller in a Scroll Bar Tells You?

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Whenever you view a document that’s longer than will fit onscreen, a scroll bar appears (often only if you’re actively scrolling). That’s true whether you’re using an iPhone, iPad, or […]

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